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Homer’s Iliad in English rhymed verse. 2 vols 1869.
The contrast between pagan and Christian society: a lecture. 1872,
1880.
A general history of Rome from the foundation of the city to the fall
of Augustulus BC 753–AD 476. 1875, 1875, 1876, 1877, New York
1877, London 1891; ed C. Puller 1877, New York 1878 (abridged); ed
O. Smeaton 2 vols 1910 (as History of Rome to the reign of Trajan),
1928 (EL).
The Roman triumvirates. 1876, 1883 (3rd edn), 1887 (5th edn), New
York 1889.
The heathen world and St Paul. 1877.
The continental Teutons. In The conversion of the west, 5 vols
1878–9.
Four lectures on some epochs of early church history. 1879.
Autobiography and letters. Ed J. A. Merivale, Oxford 1898 (priv ptd),
London 1899 (as Autobiography of Merivale with selections from
his correspondence).
Contributions to periodicals
For a list of Merivale’s periodical articles, see Wellesley.
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The Times 28 Dec 1893.
Watkins, H. W. In his Churchmen, scholars and gentlemen, Quart
Rev 191 1900.
James Mill 1773–1836
See col 2556.
Henry Hart Milman 1791–1868
Collected works
The poetical works. 3 vols 1839.
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The Belvedere Apollo: a prize poem. [Oxford 1812], London 1821.
Anon.
Alexander tumulus Achillis invisens . . . Oxford 1813.
Fazio: a tragedy. Oxford and London 1815, 1816, London 1818 (4
edns), New York 1818, Philadelphia 1819, London 1821, Baltimore
1833, New York [1846], 1847, 1854, [1878?]; tr Ital by F. dall’Ongaro,
London 1857, Sp by J. d’Araujo, Madrid 1857.
Samor, lord of the bright city: an heroic poem. 1818 (2 edns), New
York 1818.
The fall of Jerusalem: a dramatic poem. 1820 (2 edns), New York
1820, London 1821, 1822, 1825, 1831, 1853, 1865, 1977.
Belshazzar: a dramatic poem. 1822, Boston 1822, New York 1822,
1977.
The martyr of Antioch: a dramatic poem. 1822, New York 1822,
London 1823.
Anne Boleyn: a dramatic poem. 1826, 1827.
The character and conduct of the Apostles. Bampton lectures.
Oxford 1827.
The history of the Jews. 3 vols 1829 (anon), 1830, New York 1832, 1841,
London 1843, 1863, New York 1864, London 1866 (4th edn); ed A. P.
Hayes, Philadelphia 1871; 3 vols 1878, 1880, 1892; ed G. H. Jones 2
vols 1909, 1923, 1930 (EL), 1986.
Poetical works of Milman, Bowles, Wilson and ‘Barry Cornwall’.
Paris 1829.
The history of Christianity from the birth of Christ to the abolition
of paganism in the Roman Empire. 3 vols 1840, New York 1841,
London 1863 (rev), 1867, New York 1894, 1978 (rptd).
review: [J. Newman] Br Critic 60 1841.
The poetical works of Howitt, Milman and Keats. Philadelphia
1840.
History of Latin Christianity, including that of the Popes to Nicolas
V. 6 vols 1854–5, 1857, 9 vols 1864, 1867, 4 vols New York 1889–92,
London 1903.
Life of Thomas à Becket. New York 1860.
Memoir of Lord Macaulay. 1862, 1862, 1862 (in Macaulay’s History of
England vol 8). Rptd from Proc Royal Soc 11 1862.
Annals of St Paul’s Cathedral. Ed A. Milman 1868, 1869.
Editions and translations
Mahabharata. Nala and Damayanti . . . Tr Milman, Oxford 1835,
1860, 1914; ed M. Williams, Oxford 1879 (Nala alone).
The history of the decline and fall of the Roman Empire, by Edward
Gibbon. 12 vols 1838–9. Ed Milman.
The life of Edward Gibbon with selections from his correspondence.
1839, 1840. Ed Milman.
The Agamemnon of Aeschylus and the Bacchanals of Euripides.
1865, Bacchanals (only) 1888, rptd in The plays of Euripides, ed V.
R. Reynolds 2 vols 1906, 1911, 1934 (EL). Tr Milman.
Savonarola, Erasmus and other essays reprinted from the Quarterly
Review. Ed A. Milman 1870.
Contributions to periodicals
For a list of Milman’s reviews, see Wellesley. See also New churches:
progress of dissent, Quart Rev 31 1824.
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[Smith, W. H.] Dean Milman. Blackwood’s Mag 104 1868.
Stanley, A. P. The late Dean of St Paul’s. Macmillan’s Mag 19 1869.
Green, J. R. Milman’s Annals of St Paul’s. Saturday Rev 2 Jan 1869;
rptd in his Stray studies 2nd ser, 1903.
Milman, A. Milman, Dean of St Paul’s, a biographical sketch. 1900.
Mrs Moore fl. 1819–29
Frederic William Maitland | Sir William Francis Patrick Napier
Some information can be found in Hedva Ben-Israel, English historians
on the French Revolution, Cambridge 1968.
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A short history of France from the foundation of the Empire to the
Restoration of Louis XVIII. Intended as a continuator of a series
of historical books for children of the late Mrs Trimmer by her
daughter Mrs Moore. 1819, 1829 (3rd edn augmented).
Frances Moore, ‘Madame Panache’ 1789[90]–1881
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Manners: a novel. By Miss F. Moore. 3 vols 1817, 2 vols New York 1818.
review: Monthly Rev 85 1818.
A year and a day: a novel in two volumes by Madame Panache,
author of Manners. 2 vols 1818, 1819, in The Novelist’s Mag vol 1,
Philadelphia 1833.
reviews: Fireside Mag 1 1819; Literary Panorama 9 1819;
Monthly Rev 88 1819.
Historical life of Joanna of Sicily, Queen of Naples. 2 vols 1824.
review: Quarterly Rev 31 1824.
Botta, C. History of Italy during the Consultate and Empire of
Napoleon Buonaparte. Tr by the author of The life of Joanna
Queen of Naples. 1828, 1829.
Sir William Francis Patrick Napier 1785–1860
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The art of war. Edinburgh Rev 35 1821.
History of the war in the Peninsula and the south of France from the
year 1807 to the year 1814. 6 vols 1828–40, 4 vols Paris 1839–40,
Philadelphia 1842, 6 vols London 1851 (rev), 5 vols 1856, New York
1856, 3 vols London 1876–82, 6 vols 1882, 1900; ed R. W. O’Byrne
1889; ed W. T. Dobson 1889; ed E. A. Arnold 1905; ed A. T. Quiller-
Couch, Oxford 1908; ed M. Fanshawe 1911; ed H. Strang 1913,
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